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EPISODE · Mar 20, 2022 · 1H 13M

Justin Horo

from The Parra Cave Podcast · host Troy Worner

Episode 86 features Justin Horo a former professional rugby league player for 2 NRL clubs the Parramatta Eels and the Manly Sea Eagles and also 2 clubs in the English Superleague Catalans Dragons and Wakefield Trinity. During the chat we cover off on such things as: - Growing up and early rugby league memories including watching his Dad Mark play for the Parramatta Eels - First grade debut for the Eels - Favourite team mates at Parra and the Sea Eagles - Coach Brad Arthur - Representing his Maori culture in a game v England in 2010 - Living with Corey Norman - His current day job podcasting with a podcast called The Scope podcast on the YKTR platform - Common league and personality questions and much much more All thanks to major sponsor Jacks Pale Ale exclusively available at Parramatta Leagues Club in the club shop  Co sponsor Franky&Co makers of great tasting coffee and sweets find them at www.frankyandco.com.au  Co  sponsor Shannon Cooney from Merrick Property Group  a 100%  trusted agent when it comes to buying or selling property. Contact Shannon on 0421 588 445 today And new sponsor The Stubby Club where you can save 10% using the discount code PARRACAVE. Head to www.thestubbyclub.com.auSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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